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Hi all, I've been running spotify on centos 6.3 for quite a few months now. This morning I started getting segmentation faults when it started up.
Tried the usual deleting $HOME/.cache/spotify and $HOME/.config/spotify to no avail.
Tried running with the -offline switch and got spotify to open but it crashed whenever I went online,
Tried unticking the view people and the other online view thing (cnat remember what it was) but still seg faulted when I went online.
Tried re-installing using this script provided here http://sanders3d.wordpress.com/2012/12/29/install-spotify-on-centos-6-3/
Still getting segmentation errors (tried the deletion of config/cache files).the -offline switch no longer seems to work: -
spotify -offline
10:52:52.946 I [breakpad.cpp:61 ] Registered Breakpad for product: spotify
10:52:52.947 I [translate.cpp:123 ] Reloading language file
10:52:52.948 I [breakpad.cpp:191 ] Searching for crashdumps: /home/mbrown/.cache/spotify/*.dmp
10:52:54.547 I [breakpad.cpp:202 ] Not allowed to upload file
10:52:54.698 A [CefModule.cpp:325 ] Check failed: g_cef_handle:
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10:53:04.311 I [mainview:6209 ] onAppActivate(1)
10:53:04.627 I [ap:1229 ] Connected to AP: 78.31.8.98:4070
10:53:04.730 I [mainview:6768 ] Load complete (0) url: sp://feed/index.html
10:53:05.209 I [gui-model:2846 ] Login Code: 0
/usr/local/bin/spotify: line 3: 7387 Segmentation fault (core dumped) /usr/bin/spotify
spotify
10:53:22.394 I [breakpad.cpp:61 ] Registered Breakpad for product: spotify
10:53:22.394 I [translate.cpp:123 ] Reloading language file
10:53:22.396 I [breakpad.cpp:191 ] Searching for crashdumps: /home/mbrown/.cache/spotify/*.dmp
10:53:24.110 I [breakpad.cpp:202 ] Not allowed to upload file
10:53:24.265 A [CefModule.cpp:325 ] Check failed: g_cef_handle:
10:53:32.477 I [user_cache:135 ] UserCache::initiateGetUsers() will query for 1 users
10:53:32.677 I [ap:1755 ] Connecting to AP ap.gslb.spotify.com:4070
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10:53:32.794 I [ap:1229 ] Connected to AP: 78.31.9.51:4070
10:53:32.827 I [mainview:6209 ] onAppActivate(1)
10:53:32.905 I [mainview:6768 ] Load complete (0) url: sp://feed/index.html
/usr/local/bin/spotify: line 3: 7409 Segmentation fault (core dumped) /usr/bin/spotify
has anybody (it would be great if spotify, who I am paying for this service had any ideas!) got *any* ideas?
I event tried using spotify in the browser ( firefox ) but got the message that the browser was not supported ( dev fail there methinks )
thanks
m
Unfortunately, the linux client is only a preview, so not officially supported by Spotify. (although some of the linux guys are really helpful!)
I'm not really what the issue is, Segmentation fault is not the most usefull of errors!
What version of firefox do you have? Also, what version of flash?
If you have it, Google Chrome is always a safe bet for the web player!
Peter
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Hi Peter,
thanks for taking the time to respond!
I installed google-chrome and it all works lovely,
many thanks
m
If you want to give the native client a chance, you might try the installer at https://github.com/leamas/spotify-make We recently checked some CentOS/RHES related patches, there seem to be som successful users out there. Note the feedback thread (link on github)
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